← All IntelClip / AI AgentsA 'fleet repo' of markdown instead of a custom sync tool
From I made Claude smarter by writing it a letter · ≈2:55
Shows a working setup for managing agent config across many machines — one repo of markdown with per-scope skill folders (claude-only, command-center, universal) plus metadata, driven by an agent rather than bespoke tooling.
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- Shows a working setup for managing agent config across many machines — one repo of markdown with per-scope skill folders (claude-only, command-center, universal) plus metadata, driven by an agent rather than bespoke tooling.
Clip transcript
serious, look no further than soy. OoS. So, as I mentioned before, I've been coding a lot more and I actually decided to sit down and take the time to streamline certain things that I was doing. Since T3 Code makes it so easy to work across multiple machines, I have four that I work on T3 Code itself on in T3 Code. You can literally just click and choose what box is going to run that diff. Super convenient to have lots of machines that you could run different work on depending on the needs of the work you're doing. managing everything that exists on all of these machines and making sure skills are available on the right ones and not available on different ones. Not trivial and I caught myself starting to make a custom system to manage all of that. And I got pretty far into it and it was buggy and annoying and had lots of annoying edge cases. So I stopped. This directory we're looking at here is my fleet repo. And my fleet repo is just a bunch of markdown files and a fork of vibe proxy because I'm making a lot of changes to the CLI proxy API for my specific needs. And in my agents and cloud MD, I describe what this project is and what I want agents to do in it. So when I do make changes to the skills I have, like I have my core agents and claude MD, and I have the skills directory that has a folder for claw only skills, a folder for my command center skills, which is just this one machine, the leader machine that controls everything else. and a universal folder for the skills that I want all of my machines to have. I also have a little bit of metadata that I include here that makes it easier for my agents when I'm running them in this project to know which skills should appear on which machines. So, let's
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